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How to Remove the Spare Tire of Odyssey?

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VanEzra
07/29/25 3:55pm
First, open the trunk and you will find a small black cover. Then open the small cover to see the nut, locate the nut that secures the spare tire, and fit the socket head onto the screw in the black hole. Next, insert the breaker bar through the hole in the middle of the socket head, then forcefully rotate the breaker bar counterclockwise; The spare tire will drop down, and finally, pry off the protective plate beneath the spare tire to remove it.
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DelJulia
08/15/25 3:50am
After opening the Honda Odyssey's trunk, first lift the floor mat to reveal the dedicated spare tire compartment. Use the wrench from the toolkit to loosen the bolt counterclockwise. If it's rusted tight, don't force it—apply lubricant or use gloves for protection. Once the bolt is loosened, carefully remove the spare tire and place it flat on the ground to prevent rolling. Ensure the car is parked on level ground with the parking brake firmly engaged—safety first. It's recommended to check the spare tire's pressure and tread condition beforehand and inspect it every six months to keep it ready for use. The process is straightforward, but don't rush—take it step by step to get it done.
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Tyra
10/12/25 4:38am
Safety first before retrieving the spare tire! Park on level ground and firmly engage the handbrake to secure the vehicle. After lifting the rear carpet, you'll find the fixing bolt - slowly loosen it counterclockwise using the provided tool. If the bolt is stubborn, don't force it; apply some lubricant for easier operation. Inspect the spare tire for cracks or deflation after removal. This task doesn't take long but requires careful attention to prevent tool slippage and hand injuries. Regularly check the tire pressure to maintain the spare tire in good condition - don't wait until an emergency to discover issues.
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